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178329.13 in reply to 178329.11
Date: 3/25/2011 9:47:46 AM
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Sounds like ok proof to me what more do u want?

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Date: 3/25/2011 11:11:17 AM
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Well the information is too limited. Other than the height, the training speed depends on age, level of other skills etc.
If he was very young and other skills were much better than passing, it doesn't seem that surprising that passing pops every 2 weeks, as passing pops quite quick.
As an example, I used to have 6'8 PF and I was training him for OD when he was 20 year old, with lvl 4 trainer. He got a pop in OD every 2 weeks.
I just don't think that one example like that is sufficient to verify the assumption (although I myself also believe that passing is not effected by height, I'm just stating my view :P).

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178329.15 in reply to 178329.14
Date: 3/25/2011 11:38:34 AM
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skill lvls of other skills affect it too I reckon (based on some stuff I've read in the forums, though for the life of me i can't recall if passing was affected)... tho a 7"3 dude is unlikely to have awesome guard skills o_O

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Date: 3/25/2011 11:42:01 AM
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My point guard is 5'9 and when he was 19 I single trained him in OD with a level 4 trainer for 6 weeks and he got 4 pops and then single trained him in passing for four weeks and he got 3 pops, plus during the season he also got an extra handling and ID pop. So if you spend 10 weeks training OD, which I would do with a guard with inept OD, you should theoretically be able to get him to Prominent OD.

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178329.18 in reply to 178329.17
Date: 3/25/2011 2:24:32 PM
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Will his salary change at all going into next season?


Not significantly.

how much slower will he train as a 19 yo?


According to the coach parrot: 0,92 * the current speed.

Any objections to my training plans?


I'd start with OD since it makes a player faster competitive. Don't train Handling, it's not THAT important and is trained as a secondary with most other guard skills. Passing doesn't train as a secondary, so you have to train it separately. Give him some one-on-one, this will give him pops at JS, HA, DR at a decent rate


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178329.20 in reply to 178329.17
Date: 3/25/2011 2:59:12 PM
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Outside Shooting: 3 weeks (for jump shot and range of course) Hopefully getting at least 3 or 4 pops

This way, if things go as planed he could look like this...

Weekly salary: $ 3 341
Role: draws a paycheck
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DMI: 8400
Age: 18
Height: 5'9" / 175 cm
Potential: allstar
Game Shape: respectable
Jump Shot: respectable Jump Range: respectable


Ich don't think so. I have a 5'9 trainee, 19 now. JR takes at least 2,5 weeks I would say. So maybe in 5 weeks you can get to JS average, JR respectable.
Don't train HA or DR! They'll grow anyway. DR is the most efficient training cause it gives good secondaries at good rate, so you can leave it until last. I'm also a believer of IS > DR school. With just high DR he will drive into opposing bigs a la TJ Ford:)

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178329.22 in reply to 178329.21
Date: 3/25/2011 3:26:22 PM
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either 4 weeks of passing or 2 weeks of passing and 2 weeks of 1 on 1.

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